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Amano Akira Illustration Book - it is very cool!! *O*

Information is just released on Jump' official website on few hours ago, so there really aren't any information about Amano's illustration book.I want to know if the Akira Amano Illustrated Book is new. Do you have a link to where it might be sold? Do you have a link to some of the some of the artwork in it?
Gotta admit, the best cover in this lot is Assassination Classroom's followed by KnBJump Comics March Releases Covers:
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it's just been announced for may. read the thread closely and you'll have less questions budWhere's akira amano illustration book???
Because Araki wanted to wrote longer pages for each chapter; Araki wanted to do more dynamic story and have more detailed psychological scenes in SBR, but weekly chapter is too short for it.Since we spoke some days ago about Jojo moving magazines, was there any official reason for SBR to go to Ultra Jump? Was it the hiatuses? Lack of popularity? The series getting seinenish? Everything remains guesswork for me. Anybody knows the actual reason?
I don't know the reason, but I think it is interesting that Jump did the same thing with Beshari Gurashi a year after Steel Ball Run moved. Beshari started in late 2005, the first 28 chapters were serialized in Weekly Jump, before moving to Young Jump. Steel Ball Run was serialized for 23 chapters in Weekly Jump. Two new series (Steel Ball Run did not officially become JoJo's part four until after the move, even though the character names were obviously related) by popular, veteran mangaka, debuting about a year apart, both serialized for almost the same amount time, before moving to seinen magazines does not seem like a coincidence to me.Since we spoke some days ago about Jojo moving magazines, was there any official reason for SBR to go to Ultra Jump? Was it the hiatuses? Lack of popularity? The series getting seinenish? Everything remains guesswork for me. Anybody knows the actual reason?
If you want the source from my explanation, then here it is (the interview from Araki on 2006):Since we spoke some days ago about Jojo moving magazines, was there any official reason for SBR to go to Ultra Jump? Was it the hiatuses? Lack of popularity? The series getting seinenish? Everything remains guesswork for me. Anybody knows the actual reason?
Thanks!Because Araki wanted to wrote longer pages for each chapter; Araki wanted to do more dynamic story and have more detailed psychological scenes in SBR, but weekly chapter is too short for it.
I believe Araki got lots of stress while working in weekly magazine; but, not because of workload, it is because he can't finish the chapter within about 19 pages.
Well, it was originally serialized by 10 by 10 (serialized 10 weeks and take 10 weeks break, then serialized 10 weeks again); plus, it was serializing 31 pages per chapter.Thanks!
But early SBR was not 19 pages long either, so there must be something else.
Why would Weekly Shonen Jump need to conform to what other magazines are doing. What is there to gain from doing this?This discussion makes me think WSJ should have some "exceptions" in the way series are serialized like pretty much all other weekly magazines, biweekly, monthly magazines allow.
Are you talking about two comments or two chapters?Author comments for todays jump, guess we get two a week for stealth symphony.
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Ensure author that have health issues get published more often at a more "relaxing" pace instead of seeing them get publish several times then disappear for more than 1~2 years.Why would Weekly Shonen Jump need to conform to what other magazines are doing. What is there to gain from doing this?
I think he means comments and that will probably only be for this week as other series with two authors (like Medaka or Soma) only had/have one of them in the comments usuallyAre you talking about two comments or two chapters?
I think WSJ will give a special treatment to only really, really, really popular authors.Ensure author that have health issues get published more often at a more "relaxing" pace instead of seeing them get publish several times then disappear for more than 1~2 years.
I know though it's something that will never happen.
I think it had two comments because it is its first chapter. After that, I think there going to be just one comment (either Narita or Amano).I think he means comments and that will probably only be for this week as other series with two authors (like Medaka or Soma) only had/have one of them in the comments usually